Korean media reported that South Korea will launch its first League of Legends talent show. The players participating in the finals are all Korean server diamond level 1 or above. Wolf, PawN, Marin and Pray are the mentors of two groups, with 5 people in each team.
Recently, Korean media reported that South Korea will launch the first League of Legends talent show? Yes, you have your good voice and talent show, and I have my e-sports show!
In addition to the upcoming debut show, the show’s mentor lineup Also very powerful. They are Wolf and PawN, Marin and Pray respectively. Needless to say, Wolf was the starting support of the brilliant SKT T1. It is useless to talk about Fat General. He was Samsung at the time, EDG later, and KT later. (I have to say that General Pawn has gained a lot of weight, which may be due to injuries, but this is also...I didn't notice it at first glance). Marin is still handsome and charming. He is famous as the world's number one top laner in S5. Almost everyone knows about him. The last Pray, commonly known as the "Rat King", is a senior ROX veteran who performed the most exciting BO5 against SKT in the 2016 World Finals. It can be said that each of them is a star-level player, and each has the ability to play the role of mentor.
At present, the Korean media has not disclosed the specific draft mechanism, but it has been announced that each two mentors will be divided into groups of five people per team. But according to the principle that it is not easy to be on the show, each group of instructors should lead several teams, and there should be auditions in front of them. But will the auditions randomly form a team of 5 people or select one person from each position? These mysteries need to wait. You’ll find out after the premiere on 8.2.
Of course, the benefits of turning an e-sports show into a program are needless to say. It will undoubtedly give more young people the opportunity to realize their dreams. But on the other hand, the purpose of the program is to attract attention. Will this bring some bad negative effects to League of Legends and even e-sports? Finally, although e-sports is currently a leading industry, many young people are not aware of the cruelty of e-sports. As we all know, now that the program is made, this cruelty will be covered up with all kinds of glamorous surfaces. Will this cause interference to the young people who love e-sports? Friends, what do you think about this talent show of Korean media? What do you think of the show? Friends are welcome to actively leave messages in the comment area for discussion.
